Running a Galera Cluster in a hybrid cloud should consist of at least two different geographical sites, connecting hosts in the on-premises or private cloud with the ones in the public cloud. Whether you use unbreakable private cloud or public cloud platforms, Disaster Recovery (DR) is indeed a key component in the business continuity when disaster strikes. In this blog post, we will look into different ways of designing your Galera Clusters for fault tolerance in a hybrid cloud environment.

Cyber attacks are on the rise, with a new spike of new ones related to pre/post-COVID-19. So how can you better protect your data? This blog describes how ClusterControl can help to enhance your data security by ensuring your backups are up-to-date, encrypted, and can be consistently retrieved in a timely fashion.

Multi-Cloud Environment is a common topology and even recommended for a Disaster Recovery Plan (DRP). In this blog, we will mention some of the most common security checks in a PostgreSQL running in the cloud and what you need to consider when you are using a Multi-Cloud Environment.

Performance commonly has lower priority in a hybrid cloud, since the focus of having hybrid cloud infrastructure is commonly towards disaster recovery, availability and scalability. In this blog post, we are going to cover some general tips to drive the performance of our applications, workloads and clusters running on a hybrid cloud setup.

Benefits for organisations who have adopted a public cloud environment for databases include quick provisioning, data redundancy, traffic workload distribution, and also failover scenarios. In this blog, we review two different database server architectures when running in a hybrid cloud environment. Benefits for organisations who have adopted a public cloud environment for databases include quick provisioning, data redundancy, traffic workload distribution, and also failover scenarios. In this blog, we review two different database server architectures when running in a hybrid cloud environment.

The concept of Hybrid Cloud combines public cloud, private cloud, and even on-premise solutions. Like everything in the cloud, there are some security considerations to take into account before implementing this kind of environment. In this blog, we will see what a Hybrid Cloud Environment is and how to keep it as secure as possible.

It is always important to have a disaster recovery strategy in mind when designing a production environment. This helps faster recovery and minimize downtime if any serious incident occurs at the systems infrastructure. This blog describes how hybrid cloud setups change your disaster recovery plans.

Hybrid Cloud is a recent concept that has been increased for a few years, and now is a common topology in any company. Monitoring is a must, no matter what kind of environment you are using. In this blog, we will see what you need to monitor in a PostgreSQL database running on a Hybrid Cloud environment and how ClusterControl can help you on that task.

Deploying MongoDB in hybrid cloud environments can be achieved in various ways. In this blog, we explain how ClusterControl can be used as the orchestration tool to deploy and manage a MongoDB cluster replicated across on-prem private cloud and public cloud.

Running deployment on hybrid cloud environments for MariaDB can be various ways. In this blog, we explain how deployment for MariaDB works using ClusterControl in hybrid cloud

In this blog post, we are going to look into how to deploy Percona XtraDB Cluster on a hybrid infrastructure environment, between on-premises and cloud infrastructure running on AWS. This setup allows us to bring the database tier closer to the clients and application tiers residing in a cloud environment while keeping a copy of the database on the on-premises for disaster recovery and live backup purposes.

On-prem and cloud database deployment environments, each has its advantages and disadvantages, but is it possible to have both settings? This blog will discuss how you can accomplish this and the pros and cons of building a hybrid cloud database.

Hybrid Cloud is a common architecture design in any company. This concept combines public cloud, private cloud, and on-premise solutions. In this blog, we will see an overview of Hybrid Cloud, its advantages and disadvantages, and some considerations to take into account before using it.

Backups are a basic point in any Disaster Recovery Plan, and it is essential to define where to store it to keep your data safe. In this blog, we will mention different things to take into account before storing your MariaDB backups in the cloud and how to use ClusterControl for this task.

Object storage in the cloud is inexpensive, reliable and durable, and is a great way of archiving backup data. In this blog, we will share some tips on how to store TimescaleDB backups on AWS S3 and Google Cloud Storage.